Cross 34 Tri
Description
The Cross 34 Trimaran is a rare, plans-only American folding trimaran sailboat designed by multihull pioneer Norman Cross in the early 1980s (plans dated ~1980–1982). Intended for home or professional construction using plywood-epoxy stitch-and-glue methods, it’s a larger sibling to Cross’s smaller tris (e.g., Cross 28), with an estimated 10–20 units built due to its niche appeal. It features folding amas (outriggers) that collapse alongside the main hull via stainless hinges, reducing beam from ~22 ft to ~8 ft for trailering.
The standard boat dimensions
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